Daily Racing Form: n. Thursday, June 25, 1896

CAESARIAN SCORES AGAIN.

The Sheffield track opened for its summer
meeting in a happy and handsome way. The
general establishment has been much improved.
The air was balmy, track fast, crowd large and
racing clean and eyeable. Eighteen regular
and two field books did a good business, and as
all the winners except My Luck were well
backed, the public had a good day. Only two
actual favorites, Zamar II and Caesarian, both
at odds on, won. Sunny, also at odds on, failed.
The fields were not large, but the racing out of
them was classful and full of interest.

THE LATONIA DERBY FIELD.

The Latonia Derby which is an old fashioned
one in distance and staunch conditions as to
weights is to-day’s racing piece at Covington
where the Latonia Jockey Club opens its Sum-
mer meeting. The race gains nothing, but its
conservative lines and has scarcely a good field.
The modern sense of racing is in equalizing con-
ditions.

There ought to be some $13,000 to divide
among the three first in the race. Its field will
come from the seven below, only four of which
are worth consideration.

The principal events were an Owners’ Handi-
cap and a high priced selling race, both at
three-quarters of a mile. In the first named
there were five starters, and Sunny was consid-
ered a good thing, but Doctor G and Serena
were equally fancied. Sunny was off in front,
but D. Burns set out with Doctor G, and mak-
ing all the running, won handily by three
lengths, with Serena second, a length in front of
Sunny. His recent long distance races in heavy
going seem to have taken the edge off Sunny’s
speed.

In the selling race Magnet who was entered
not to be sold was an absentee. It is feared
that the injury he sustained on Tuesday is more
severe than was thought. Caesarian opened
favorite at 3 to 5, but a strong play on Simmons
drove him back to even money. He did not
remain there long and went to the post at
his opening price, Caesarian led all the way
and Simmons was the only one who could get
near him. Caesarian won handily by three
quarters of a length and pulled up lame. C.
Sloan who rode him said he felt the horse falter
at the sixteenth pole.

In the opening event Mollie King was favorite.
Lady Rose made the running. In the stretch
Mollie King joined her and in a driving finish
Lady Rose won by a nose, McHugh outfinishing
Clay.

Zamar II, the favorite, led the whole of the
journey in the 2-year-old race, and won easily
from Siegfried who ran a good race, pressing
the winner somewhat in the stretch.

In the second half of the seven furlongs Eagle
Bird was the favorite, but Full Measure was
well backed. The English mare got off in front
and staying there to the end won by a length
with Eagle Bird second, and Outgo a fair third.

The hurdle race produced a good finish be-
tween My Luck and the favorite, St. Brandon.
The weight told on the son of St. Blaise at the
finish and My Luck won by half a length.

Harry Blaylock has been engaged to ride for
the Foster Bros. Stable.

The inquest on little Hothersall was com-
menced yesterday and adjourned till to-day.
The remains, in charge of his brother, were
taken to New York last night.

Brooklyn Meeting Winners.

Leading winners at the Brooklyn meeting were :

Owners. Won.

Blemtou Stable.. $24, 100

P. J. Dwyer 13,900

Trowbridge & Co. 10.160
Fleischman& Son 6,475

Marcus Daly 5,525

J.R.&F. P. Keene 2,675

J. A. Bennett 1.975

A.H.&D.H.Mor’is 1,500
Lohman <fc Co. . . . 1,500

Jas. McCormick. 1,350
J. McLaughlin .. 1,225

J. E, Madden.,.. 1,000

Owners. Won.

Matt Byrne $18,005

J. J. McCafferty. 10,510
Oneck Stable .... 8,025
J. E. McDonald. 4,575
J. Ruppert Jr . . . 3,450
C. Head Smith. . 2,175
Win. Lakeland. . 1,525

R. L. Rose 1,500

W. C. Daly 1,425

Erie Stable 1,225

F. Burlew 1,125

J. W. Rogers.... 1,000

Last night's auction pooling on the Latonia
Derby field was as follows ;

Horses Amt. Horses Amt.

Ben Brush ) Semper Ego $20

Ben Eder Loki..... $8

Field $5

In the booking prices to-day the Dwyer pair

should be stout odds on favorites. Either

should be able to win. The only others worth
betting on as likely to win should a racing mis-
hap occur, are Semper Ego or Loki.

MILWAUKEE’S GOOD PROSPECTS.

Byron McClelland is going after another
Derby with Prince Lief. He will land the great
colt, Fred Barr and Maceo at Milwaukee to-day
and start them in Saturday’s Derby. Mr. Bush
of New Orleans, one of the leading men in the
Milwaukee Club, was here yesterday on his way
to the Cream City.

J. E. Cushing will be at the meeting with his
own stable, J. W. Schorr’s and Barney Schreiber
Don Carillo.

Jimmie McCormick landed yesterday with
the Burns and Waterhouse string of seventeen.

Harry White, the transportation manager of
the State Park Club, will be at Gore’s hotel to-
day.

The following horses are already in the Mil-
waukee stables :

Leamington Farm, seven— Irene Woods, Harry
Gwynn, Mace, Barnato, Luther, Blue Jacket,
Convert,

T. J. Smith — Abbess.

T. D. Carter, four— The Deuce, Excuse, Sena-
tor Quay, Clever.

W. H. Hilton — Samsou,

A. J. McMahon — Otho.

Pelham Stable, eight — Blasco, Begue, Nellie
Osborne, Glen Albyn, Harry Lee, The Parrot
Mouth, Izeyl. Queen Vic.

Bryn Mawr Stable, four— Storm King, Outing,
Sonita, Rosalind III.

Island Stable, three — Leonard B, Elyria.
Guard.

C. H. Smith, thirteen — Buckwa, Domitor,
Eidolon, Loyaletta, Sir Errol, Dictynna, King’s
Counsel, Dispensier, Lougval, Nobilis, Prince
of India, Jersey Lad, Incetatus.

T. P. Hayes, thirteen, including Rondo.

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iHorses.

Owners.

Breeding.

Jockeys.

Wt.

Rewarder

Byron McClelland

Howard Mann

Ben Eder

C. Porter & Co

Bashford Manor

Williams & Wainscott..
M. F. Dwyer

Hindoo — La Esmeralda

Hindoo — Red and Blue

Duke of Montrose — Sea Mew . .
Fonso — Workmate

R. Williams.. .
VanKuren ....

Scherrer

Thorpe

122

122

122

122

122

122

122

Ben Brush

Loki

M. F. Dwyer

E. F. McLean

Bramble— Roseville

Logic — The Slashes..

Simms

Ray

Semper Ego

L. B. Ringgold

Logic— La Sylphide

Perkins .*

OAKLEY FORM CHART.

OAKLEY, O., June 24.— Thirtieth Day. Cincinnati Jockey Club.
Thirty Days. Weather wet; track heavy.

Summer Meeting of

Presiding Judge, Jas. H. Rees. Starter. W. B. Letcher,

1789

FIRST RACE — 5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds, Allowances

Ind. Horses.

Wt. St.

% 4

%

Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners Op

(’1 PI

1674 FORTUNATE

102 5

55

43

33

li

Corner

McN’ghton&Muir 20

15

6

1465 ABE FURST

108 2

23

1*4 1 NK

2a

Scherrer

Baker & Gentry 3-10 7-

-20 out

1747 TRAVELLER

100 7

8

6

4*4 31

J. Johnson Briar Hill Stable 100 300

30

1700 LADY ROVER

102 8

7

7

5

42

A. Lewis

Highland Pt. Stbl.30

30

8

1251 MIDLIGHT

97 3

I"

25

25

5

C. Reiff

G. B. Mcrris & Co. 2*4

3

7-10

1485 JOLLY SON

100 6

6

8

7

6

Dupee

Montrose Farm 50

40

12

1749 CARRIE F

97 1

4«

31

6

7

Stowers

J. Thomas 30

30

10

1253 J WALTER

102 4

3*4 5*4 8

8

W. Jones

Spokane Stable 30

30

10

Winner— Br. c, by Fordham— Fortunate.

Start fair by machine. Won driving; second and third same. Boy on Furst was paying too
much attention to Midlight when Fortunate came fast on the inside and beat him. Traveller
ran a good race. Furst was all out at finish. Midlight tired badly last furlong.

Scratched — Risque, 100; Kathie May, 97 ; Croesus. 100.

1790

SECOND RACE — 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses.

VVt. St. % 4 Yi Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op Cl PI

1723 DOUBLE QUICK 84 5 3*

1726 *TRILBY 86 3 2«

1328 CRUMBAUGH 97 9

1765 HOT STUFF 94 2 1»

1514 DORETTE 86 1 43

1602 JURIST 96 6 6

1706 HULBERT 92 4 5

1701 JUDGE PAYNE 92 7 7

MARIANA 80 8 9

*By Springbok

1* 1* 13 H. Lewis White&Wilkerson 4 5 7-5

21 23 2 h Dupee Scoggan Bros. 6-5 4-5 out

54 43 33 Scherrer Jas. McKeever 6 10 4

32 31 43 Fowler San Jacinto Stbl. 8 8 3

41 52 55 .McReynold V. W. Goode 8 15 6

6 6 6 J. Johnson J’ckson&McIntyreSO 60 20

7 7 7 Higgins Ohio Stable 3 4 8-5

8 8 8 B. Blevins Smith <fc Ferguson 15 15 6

9 9 9 Stevens W. Peak 20 20 8

Time, 25%, 51, 1:17%.

Winner— Cli. c, 3, by Hanover — Wand.

Start good by machine. Won pulling up ; second driving. It was no race. Double Quick
galloped in front all the way. Trilby just held her own and was nearly nipped by Crum*
baugh who came with a rush at the end. He likes mud.

Scratched— Kennie Thatcher, 86.

1791

THIRD RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Allowances.

Ind. Horses.

Wt.

St. %

*4

%

Str.Fin.

Jockeys

Owners

Op

Cl

PI

(1766)0 RION

112

3

12

12

15

16

Thorpe

Oots Bros.

3-5

3-10 out

1747 (’APT. PEIRSAL

97

2

2h

22

22

22

C. Reiff

E. F. McLean

4

8

2

1700 BEN BROWN

100

4

4«

i>2

35

32

Scherrer

Scotch Plaid Stb

10

15

' 4

1601 JASPER

100

7

7

7

55

41

Fowler

H. T. Griffin

50

60

15

(1698)OAK LEAF

105

5

5*4 41

4*4 51

Dupee

P. P. Johnston

3*4

5

9-10

1749 BLACK BESS

105

6

6

6

6

6

B. Blevins

J. Brickey

40

40

10

SIDNEY BENDER

103

1

31

53

7

7

Wilson

H. Wilson

60

60

15

Time, 12/,. 26. 51%, 1:11%.

Winner— Ch. c. by Hanover — Blessing.

Start good, by machine. Won pulled up. Orion is a good colt. Peirsal held his own.
Brown was third because others couldn’t run a little bit. Oak Leaf is a queer creature.

Ben

I rTOO FOURTH RACE— 1 3-16 Miles. 3-year-olds and upwards. The Norwood Stakes.
| t J JL WALK OVER.

Ind. Horses.

Wt. St. h *4

Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op Cl PI

1702 PAUL PRY
1677 BEN HOLLADAY

117 2 1*4 l 1 l 1 l 1 1 NK Goodloe Eastin & Larrabie out out out

102 1 2 2 2 2 2 Scherrer Eastin & Larrabie out out out

Time, 29*4, 1 :01 4, 1 :27*4, 1 :54, 2 :16.

Winner— Ch, c. 4, by Sir Modred— Gypsy.

Start good. Pry won on sufferance and to keep penalties off Holladay.

Scratched — Voorheis, 113.

1793

FIFTH RACE— 1 1-16 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses.

Wt.

St.

%

*4

3 4

Str.Fin.

Jockeys

Owners

Op Cl

PI

1605 STOWAWAY

110

2

41

4i*44i

2h 1*4

Thorpe

W aliace&Hughes

2 2

7-10

(1769) REY DEL MAR

110

5

5

5

5

5 2«

VanKuren Free Knight Stbl

7-5 8-5

3-5

1513 SAY ON

110

1

2h

31

lH

33 32

Ray

A. Duffy

3 3

1

1727 D. BOLANDER

90

4

1«

1h

2*4

la 41

Dupee

Gen. P. Porter

10 10

3

1675 ARGENTINA II

85

3

32

2H

3*4 4 nk 5

A. Lewis

T, C. McDowell

20 15

5

Private time, 26*4 , 53*4. 1 :17%, 1 :43*4, 1 :52*4.

Winner— Ch. h, 6, by Spendthrift— Carrie Phillips.

Start very poor. Won driving ; second same. Rey del Mar was virtually left at the post. No
one thought jt was a go and official timers did not time the race. Mar went on however and ran
a remarkable race. With an equal start he would have won. Bolander was very tired at finish.
Say On had enough at stretch turn.

Scratched — Joe Thayer, 97.

1794

SIXTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses.

Wt. St.

% *4

%

Str.Fin

. Jockeys

Owners

Op

Cl

PI

1630 STRATHREEL

106 4

li

li

13

12

Thorpe

Iroquois Stable

8-5 11-5

3-5

1626 MATTIE LEE

94 5

3i

41*421

2i

Scherrer

Baker & Gentry

10

15

5

1724 CHICOT

107 2

4h

5*4 4*

3i

Ray

C. J. Kelly

8-5

1

out

(1765) MISS EMMA

92 1

52

2»

3 n

42

B. Blevins

S. Farris

15

15

5

455 UMBRELLA

97 6

6

6

52

55

Sherrin

S. (’. Wagner

10

12

4

1699 PHILOMENA

102 3

2*4 31

6

6

Corner

Me N ’glit ’n& Muir

10

6

2

Winner— B. f, 4, by Strathmore— Lady Reel.

Start fair, by machine. Won easily ; second and third same. Stratlireel went to the front and
was never headed. Mattie Lee was speedy through stretch. Chicot never prominent. Miss Em-
ma showed quite a turn of speed after passing the half but tired last furlong. Pliilomena sulked.
Scratched— Irish Lady, 103; Richfield, 94; Aimee, 92; Capt Drane, 107.

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SHEFFIELD FORM.

The form of Thursday’s Sheffield fields is :

First Race— Ben Hur, Elsie Ferguson, Demi-
rep.

Second Race — Marie C, Lillian Wilkes, Mrs.
Murray.

Third Race— Fred K, Peep O’Day II, Santa
Cruz.

Fourth Race — Caesarian, Ingomar, Merry
Monarch.

Fifth Race— *Rubberneck, Cora Havill, Gate-
way.

Sixth Race— Roy Lochiel, Fritzie, Caufield.

♦By Himyar.

ST. LOUIS FORM.

St. Louis. Mo., June 24.— The form of Thurs-
day’s Fair Grounds fields is :

First Race— Masquerade, Mattie Belle. Bonnie
Bess.

Second Race— Benamela, Nicholas, Ferris
Hartman.

Third Race — Rhett Goode, Geneva C, Jovial.
Fourth Race— Typhoon, Algol, Buckvidere.
Fifth Race— Answer, Omah Wood, Zaraida.
Sixth Race— Salvable, Dorah Wood, Figaro.

LATONIA FORM.

Cincinnati, O., June 24.— The form of Thurs-
day’s Latonia fields is as follows :

First Race— Bloomer, Cuticlene. Islin.

Third Race— Prince Imperial, Moylan, King-
stone.

Fourth Race— Dwyer pair, Semper Ego.

Fifth Race— Suisun, Adowa, Belle Bramble,

LATONIA POOLING.

Louisville, Ky., June 24.— To-night’s pooling
on Thursday’s Latonia races was :

First Race— Bloomer, $10; Sir Vassar, $8
Islin, $8 ; Egbart, $4 ; Cuticlene, $3 ; field, $2.

Third Race — Prince Imperial, $20 ; Moylan, $16
field, $5.

Fifth Race— Suisun, $20; Belle Bramble, $8.
Adowa, $6 ; The Blossom, $4 ; Gappy, $3 ; Minnie
Murphy, $3 ; field, $3.

CONEY ISLAND FORM.

New York, June 24. — The form of Thurs-
day’s Coney Island fields is :

First Race — Forget, Ameer, Zanone.

Second Race — Collateral, Devil s Dream
Leedsville.

Third Race— Ferrier, Hanwell, Preston.

Fourth Race— St Maxim.

Fitfh Race — Euphemia L, Break O’Day, Em-
eskay.

Sixth Race — Successful, Amiable, Phaedra.

Seventh Race — Woodford, Mars Chan, Red
Pat.

CONEY ISLAND POOLING.

Louisville, Ky., June 24.— To-night’s pooling
on Thursday’s Coney Island races was :

First Race — Zanone, $10; Premier, $6 ; Jeffer-
son, $6 ; Oracle, $5 ; Ameer, S3 ; Halton, $3 ;field,$3.

Second Race— Devil’s Dream, $5: Thomas Cat,
$4; Collateral, $4; Absentee, $3; field, $10.

Third Race— Ferrier, $5; Preston. $15; Han-
well, $8: Harrington, $4.

Fourth Race— St. Maxim, $100; Charade, $6.

Fifth Race— Euphemia L, $5; Grey Bird, $5;
Rarita, $5; Break O’Day. $3; field, $5.

Sixth Race— Successful, $10; Amiable, $8;
field, $6.

ST. LOUIS ENTRIES.

Probabilities : Weather clear : track heavy.
First Race— 4 1-2 Furlongs.
2-year-old fillies. Maidens, Allowances.
Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.

1752 Mattie Belle.. ..103 Masquerade. .. .103

Latly English.. 103 1516 Mady Mildred .103
1656 Lady Hamiltonl03 Lady Sansona . . 103

1656 Bonnie Bess 103 1656 Brunhilde 103

Nino Fifty 103 1728 Whirlwind II.. 105

Silver Set 105

Second Race— 7-S Mile.

3-year-olds. Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. W r gt.

1549 Nicholas 103 1733 C C Rumrill ,. .103

1755 Metairie 103 1705 FerrisHartmanl03

270 Pavan 103 (1772)Har.McCouch 105

1633 Towerst 106 1775 Cochina 106

1756 Fred Foster 106 1581 Whisper 106

1733 Royal Choice.. 106 (1635)Devault 106

14l4*Sauterne 107 1775 BlackingBrush 108

1484 Benamela 112

♦By Silver Crown.

Third Race— 1 Mile.

3-year-olds and npward. Selling.

Ind . Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.

1772 Irish Chief II(3).92 1493 Weenatchie (4) 95
1756 Geneva C (3)... 87 1706 Immilda (6).... 99
1774 Rhett Goode(5)10l 1795 St Augustine(a)lu4

889 Jack Bradley (4) 104 1687 Jovial (4) 104

1687 Zoulika (5) 106 1755 Cherrystone (4)107

1295 B. Walmsley (5)108 1774 Jim Henry (5). Ill
Fourth Race— 3-4 Mile.

2-year-olds. The Brenner’s Stakes.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.

1728 Algol 123 (1636)Typhoon 118

1636 Buckvidere 114 1691 Lincoln II 104

1519 Dare II 103 1771 Inca 95

1771 Miss Baker 94 (1632)Lilly Beatrice 94

Fifth Race— 4 1-2 Furlongs.
2-year-old fillies. Maidens. Allowances.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.

1656 Answer 105 1656 Fannie Brown. 105

1752 Gladys II 105 Gale 105

1656 In the Swim.. ..105 Cassula 105

1771 Miss Baker 105 1516 Omah Wood.. .105

1516 Zaraida 105

Sixth Race— 3-4 Mile.

3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses Wgt
1731 DonCarillo (3).. 89 1799 Earl Bug (3)... 94

1707 DorahWood (4) 96 1659 Pelleas (4) 98

1757 Salvable (3) 99 1733 Mercury (4) — 101

1707 MayThomp’n(5)102 1729 Figaro (5) 103

1775 Glee Boy (a) . . . . 103

CONEY ISLAND ENTRIES.

Probabilities : Weather clear; track slow.
First Race— 3-4 Mile.

Main Track. Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses, Wgt.

1587 Ameer (5) Ill 1048 Manchester(4) . 107

1713 Halton (5) 108 878 The Native (3). 108

1713 Premier (3) 108 1558 Lancer (4) 106

1776 Zanone (3) 101 (1666) Amanda V (3). 101

1804 Oracle (3) 98 1713 Forget (3) 97

(1806)* Jefferson (3),. 95 1713 L. Greenway(3) 93
♦By Buchanan.

Second Race— 5-8 Mile.
2-year-olds. Maidens.

Wgt.

Ind. Horses.

Ind. Horses.

1802 Fratello 118 1780 BrawLad.

Rodermond 118

Third Race— 34 Mile on Turf.
3-year-olds and upward. Grass Inaugural.
Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.

1711 Ferrier (6) 135 (1776)Preston (3) ... .133

1738 Hanwell (4) 133 1639 Harrington (5). 119

Fourth Race— 1 1-8 Miles.
3-year-olds and upward. Handicap.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.

(1665) St Maxim (5) . . 127 (1735)Charade (a) . .122
Fifth Race— 1-2 Mile.

2-year-Dld fillies. Selling
Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. W T gt.

1712 EuDhemia L . .. 115 1682 Grey Bird 114

1753 BERTHA

94 3

31

22

23

li

1633 ROUNDELAY

102 6

14 D41»

24

gt.

1659 DENVER

106 1

51

54 6

35

118

1706 JOC O’SOT

106 5

7

6

44 42

118

1705 CLAUDE HILL

9548

8

7

8

51

118

1757 FASIG

93 9

9

8

3 N

6

118

1659 MARIONI

102 7

44 41

7

7

115

1659 NELLIE III

102 2

2n

3*

51

8

115

1635 EAU CLAIRE

106 4

6

9

9

9

1705 TRAN BY

96 10

10

10

10

10

1491 AUNT SUSIE

107 11

11

11

11

11

1174 MINNIE WELDON 95412

12

12

12

12

Kicksy Winsy. .107

Agnes Himyar. 106

1661 Set Fast 101 (l734)Break o'Day . .

1480 Rarita 99 Maud Adams... 95

1734 Lady Mottle.,.. 95 433*Aunt Sally 95

Distinction 95 1734 Emeskay 95

♦By Salvator.

Sixth Race— 1-2 Mile.

2-year-olds fillies. Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses.

1523 Successful 105 1734 Myrtle L.

1420 Amiable 97 1413 Tempesta

Wgt.

97

1782 Pearl V 97 828 Margaret Roth 95

1483 Phaedra 95 1483 Sanspareil 95

1661 Yeldiz 95 1709 Edna D ....... . 95

1321 Clymena 95 1782 Naughty Girl.. 95

Seventh Race— Short Course.
Steeplechase Handicap.

Ind. Horses. Wgt.
Lion Heart (5) ..165

Ind. Horses. Wgt

Red Pat (5).... 159

1562 Marcus (a) 153 436 Mars Chan (5). 152

1781 Lafayette (5)- • 147 1781 Winship (5) . . .145

Clark (4) 142 836 Little Jim (4).. 139

735 Woodford (a).. 139 1443 St Luke (a).... 138
Patrolman (5) .135

SHEFFIELD ENTRIES.

Probabilities: Weather, clear; track, fast.
First Race— 3-4 Mile.

3-year-olds and upward. Selling
Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt

1696 Airlight (3) 93 1746 Demirep (3) — 96

1758 Reveille (3) 98 1758 fRubberneck(3) 101

1292 Wood light (3) . .102 1692 Character (a) . .106
1222 Bob Farrell (6). 106 1623 Tamerlane (a). 106

1692 Fakir (a) 109 1783 Ben Hur (4) ...111

1783 Cunarder (5)... 114 1746 Elsie Fer’son(3) 96
fBy Vagabond or Argyle.

Second Race— 4 1-2 Furlongs.
2-year-old fillies. Allowances.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt

1742 Brescia 95 1669 Sister Adele — 95

1742 Chantress 95 1759 Mrs. Murray.. .100

1474 Clematis 100 1759 Marie C 100

(1759)Lillian Wilkes 105 1534 Rose Terry 105

764 Miss Motor 105

Third Race— 3-4 Mile.

3-year-oids and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses. W T gt. Ind. Horses. Wgt
1672 Martha R (3)... 91 1758 Peep o’DayII(3) 93
1758 Abbie Fisher(3) 93 1696 Mike Kelly (3).. 93

1623 Rosa May (4)... 102 1695 Fred K (3) 105

(1619)Ovatiou (5). ...109 1624 Lucinda (a) — 109
1758 Santa Cruz (4). 113

Fourth Race— 6*1-2 Furlongs.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.
(1717)The Kitten (5) 97 (1745)Ragner (a) — 97
1717 Lollie Eastin(4) 97 1648 Helen Wren (6) 97

1761 I C W (4) 99 (1758)Connemara (a) 99

(1600) Ingomar (6) ... 99 1762 t A shland (5) . . . . 102

Fuero (5) 102 1648 HaSel Hatch(5)102

Bonnie True (6)102 (1746)M’y M’arck(a)104

1762 Revenue (6) 107 (1788)Caesarian (4). 120

tBy Springbok.

Fifth Race— 5-8 Mile.

3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind Horses. Wgt.

(1336)CoralIavill(3) . 87 (1744)tR’bbern’ck(3) 94

1763 Walkover (4)... 100 1744 Bob Lee (4).... 100

1563 Nero (a) 102 1715 The Sculptor(3)102

Silver Tip (a).. 105 1746 Gateway (5) — 105
fBy Himyar

Sixth Race— 3-4 Mile.

3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.

1717 Miss Star (3) . . . 95 1760 Caufield (3) .... 100

(1760)Fritzie (3) 103 1762 Gunwad (a) . . . .108

1760 Brodhead (6).. 108 1721 C. McDonald (5)108
1446 Wahatchie (6). 109 1760 Hartford Boy (4)109
(1696)Barguard (5).. Ill 1746 Roy Lochiel (a)ll6

ST. LOUIS FORM CHART.

ST. LOUIS, MO., June 24.— Fortieth day. Fair Grounds Association Spring Meeting.
Weather cloudy ; track heavy.

Judges, J. A. Carter and J. A. Murphy. Starter. C. C. Chinn.

FIRST RACE— 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

1795

Ind. Horses.

Wt. St.

4 % Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

1705 ROMANCE 91 9 7

1687 FORESEEN 91 11 8

1631 ST AUGUSTINE 109 3 23

1286 TIMELIKE 102 10 6

1631 LOYAL PRINCESS 91 1 4«

1703 LA GALLIENNE 91 4 1*

1491 PACOLET 106 5 3*4 6

1451 SHINING BELLE 102 2 54 8

1515 DICK DENEATH
1317 FUTURE
1756 VOLERO
HAYDEN
1608 HARRIS

102
108
109 6
95 8

104 12

107 13 13 13 13

Time, 25, 51, 1:17
Winner— B. f, 3, by The Bard— Blossom.

35 33 15

41 6 2h

23 2« 33

7 41 42

51 5*4 51
11141*4 6

7 7

8
9

10
11
12

Op Cl PI

8

9

10

11

12

13

T.Williams A. H.&D.H. Morris 8-5 6-5 out
W. Martin Green River Stb’

Hinkey La Bonte & Co
W. Vincent J. W’illiams
Davison F. T. Bishop
Slaughter II. T. Batchelor
R. Jones C. P. Davidson
Vanduseu F. T. Wood
Plunkett E. A. Meyers
Gaines R. A. Patterson
Webster Pastime Stable
J Thornton Ed Brown
O’Leary Garth & Coles

she pleased. St. Augustine showed speed. La Gallienne tired on the end.

Scratched— John B Ewing, 91; Linseed, 104; Dave Pulsifer, 109; Capt. Pickerel, 10-1

»1 10

40

15

5

8

3

40

60

20

10

12

5

10

12

5

20

40

15

6

8

3

40

100

40

20

20

8

6

8

3

10

30

10

10

30

10

best and

won

1 7 96

SECOND RACE— 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses.

Wt. St. h 4 % Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op Cl PI

2/4 2*/ 2 1
6 44 8-5

Slaughter B. Schreiber

W’ebster R. Forsyth

E. Cochran Springfield Stable 4
J. Mathews C. B. Campbell
Hagen H. E. Rowell

Wilhite T. Kiley

T Williams Exile Stable
Bayless H. L. Etches
Vandusen E. G. Watcher
J Thornton Ruby Stable
C, Hueston G. F. McDonald
Grogan J. D. Patton
Time, 244, 50, 1:16%.

Winner— Ch. f. 3, by Jils Johnson— Trophy.

Start good. W T on handily; next two driving. Bertha ran an improved race. Roundelay
showed speed. Denver finished strong. Fasig tired in stretch.

Scratched— Castalia, 97 ; Canute. 96; Danla, 104; Cass, 109; Davezac, 106; King Elm, 107.

4

5

2

15

20

8

20

30

10

60

100

40

5

6

2

60

100

40

20

30

10

15

20

8

60

100

40

1797

THIRD RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Selling.

Ind. Horses.

1754 AQUINAS
459 GOOSE LIVER 108

1754 ALGEO 96

1754 PRINCE LORMIS 96

1656 MAZY 93

(1656)HARRIE FLOYD 103
1752 KRUNA

Wt. St. 4
93 3

1

4 % Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

4-5 out
16-5 4-5

1 h In Ink 13

31 2n 31 21

24 3« 21 32

6 51 51 41 44

4 44 44 54 51

5 6 6 6 6

93 Left at the post.

Time, 64, 19, 44, 1 :12.

W T int eY— B. c, by Eolian— Sadie.

Start good. Won in a gallop. Goose Liver ran as though he was short. Algeo showed speed.
Scratched— Dawn, 103

Slaughter B. Schreiber
Webster H. P. Headley
Anderson Wm. McGuigan
W. King Mack Loudon
J. Thornt’n J. Huffman
Schorr Pelican Stable
T. WilliamsA.H.&D.H. Morris

Op Cl PI

50

20

10

8

7

15

6

3

24

1798

FOURTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap,

Ind. Horses.

Wt. St. 4 4 % Str.Fin. Jockeys Owners

(1707) SLIGO
1707 DAVID
1729 LEADER BAN
1732 COURONNE D’OR
1655 SWIFTY

Winner— B. c, 4, by Hanover-
Start good. Won handily.
Sligo is a good horse right now.

Op Cl PI

109

2

21

1»

14 1 NK

Schorr

J. W. Schorr

3 12-5

4-5

108

3

44

48

45 22

Martin

Springfield Stable

24 34

6-5

109

5

31

2 n

24 3«

Vandusen

Lowry A Tanner

11-5 13-5

1

90

1

1H

3*

3« 48

Slaughter

W. Mulkey

34 3

1

87

4

5

5

5 5

Milburn

C, A. Dukes

60 100

30

-Kitty L.

David finished strong. Couronne d’Or ran an improved race.
Leader Ban has staled a good deal.

1799

FIFTH RACE — 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses.

Wt. St. 4 4 % Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

(1733) ACE 103

1756 CONSTANTINE 103

(1756) J’HN IE McHALEfl03
891 VALET 108

(1633)EARL BUG 99

Op Cl PI

Slaughter Jas. Murphy
21 J. Mathews J. W. W’ilson

1-2 9-20 out
15 40 6

14-5 1-2

EX EY TEE

2 5 *k 314 24 l 2

1 Ink Ink 41 21

3 21421 In 314 Schorr T. J. McHale 2

5 41 52 51442 C. Hueston Springfield Stable 15 30 5

4 34 44 32 51 E. Cochran J. D. Patton 12 20 4

103 6 6 6 6 6 Vandusen Stratford Stable 60 100 30

Time. 12%, 244, 494, 1:16.

W’inner — B. g, 4, by Fabulous— Puunie.

Start good. Won easily ; next two driving. Ace ran under a pull and came at the end. Valet
ran an improved race. Constantine stopped and came again.

1 O/ i/ \ SIXTH RACE — 1 Mile. 3-year-oids and upward. Selling.

JL OUU DECLARED OFF

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Street for Cheap Railroad Tickets
Everywhere.

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The very best place to stop during
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AND RATES.

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YEARLING
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..JUNE 27..

Messrs. 61ay & Woodford fhe aU get al of

Hindoo. Sir Dixon, Leonatus, etc.

Woodford Bros. tta^Tp^duc^’dams. 0 '
Mrs. John Clay iet^E^o^etc 0 .!

out of highest class mares.

..JUNE 30.. t

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get of Springbok, Audrain, Eberlee and King
Eric, sire of Prince Lief, etc.

J. K. Meedbben High class lot by Forres-
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DAILY EAOING FORM.

GONEY ISLAND FORM CHART.

SHEEPSHEAD BAY, L. I., June 24. — Second Day. Coney Island Jockey Club. Summer Meeting.
Weather cloudy and wet; track, good early, sea of mud at end.

SHEFFIELD FORM CHART.

SHEFFIED, IND., June 24.— First day. Sheffield Jockey Club. Summer Meeting of Fifteen
Days. Weather clear; track fast.

Presiding Judere, Col. R. W. Simmons; Starter, Thomas Flynn.

Presiding Judge, M. Nathanson. Starter, Richard Dwyer.

FIRST RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. 3-year-old3 and upward. Allowances.

^ ^ FIRST RACE— 7-8 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wt. St. % Vi % Str.Fin. Jockeys Owners Op Cl PI

ilMlUI ARCR IVP ill i 09 01 op. 1.. 191^.. c „ u 1 „ , , ■ ^

Ind. Horses. Wt. St. % Vi % Str.Fin. Jockeys Owners Op Cl PI

1714 RUBICON
1639 AGITATOR
♦GALILEE
HAZLET
1738 LUSTRE

♦By The Bard. Time, 12 1-5, 24 1-5, 36 1-5, 48 3-5, 1 :00 4-5. f:07 2-5.

Winner— ('h. c, 3, by St. Blaise— Margaret.

Start fair. Won driving. Agitator came strong at close. Hazlet and Galilee are not ready.
Margrave is in rare fettle.

Scratched — Glenmoyne, 121 ; Kennebunk, 102; Trillette, 101.

111

4

22

2*

23 1«

Griffin

Blemton Stable

1

11-10 out

114

2

1*

12

l*Vi24

T. Sloan

J. E. McDonald

7

7

2

122

1

4 Vi 4*

3* 33

Taral

Jas. McCormick

5

4Vi

6-5

104

5

5*

51

5 Vi 4*

Doggett

Erie Stable

6

6

2

111

3

3h

3*1 4 Ya 5 Vi

J. Hill

D. Gideon

2 Vi

3

4-5

109

6

6

6

6 6

A, Clayton Goughacres Stbl

30

30

10

1802

SECOND RACE— 5-8 Mile. 2-year-olas. Daisy Stakes, On turf.

Ind. Horses.

(1585)GEO. KESSLER
1559 GOLDEN DREAM
1005 FRATELLO

Wt. St. % Vi

Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op Cl PI

118 1 1h 2*i 1*4 13 Taral Matt Byrnes 1-2 1-2 out

115 2 3 3 28 2*0 Griffin Blemton Stable 8-5 8-5 out

118 3 2 Vi l*Vi 3 3 Doggett W. A. Chanler 10 20 out

Time, 12 3-5. 25 3-5, 38 3-5, 51 3-5, 1 :05.

Winner— B. c. by Salvator — Miss Woodford.

7 Start fair. Won easily. There was nothing to it. The big colt just played with and galloped
over the pair. The Dream was sent after him to take his measure.

Scratched— Billy Redding. 118.

ims THIRD RACE — 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap.

Ind. Horses,

1617 LEHMAN
1683 DUTCH SKATER
1713 THE SWAIN
1739 CAPTAIN T
1739 CROMWELL

Wt. St. % Vi % Str.Fin. Jockeys Owners

116

106

109

92

90

Fleischman & Son 3
W. Jennings 5

Covington & Kent 6

4 4 5 5nk 4 nk 12 Taral

3 3 4 31 32 23 Ballard

1 2 21 2 Vi 2*4 31 Bergen

2 1 11 1% 1 h 41 Wapshire

5 5*4 3 Vi 4“ 51 52 Hewitt

6 6 6 6 6 6 Hamilton

Time, 26 2-5, 53 4-5, 1 :18 3-5, 1 :43.

Winner— Ch, h, 5, by Harry O’ Fallon— Ladv Royster.

Start fair. Won easily. Counter Tenor sulked and did not run his race,
The Swain was hard ridden from start to finish.

Scratched — Patrician, 125; Merry Prince. 101.

Op Cl PI

1368 COUNTER TENOR 121

W. C. Daly
A. J. Joyner
J. Ruppert, Jr.

12

8

7-5

4

5

6
15

5

6-5

8-5

6

2

out

Lehman likes mud.

1804

Ind. Horses.

FOURTH RACE— 7-8 Mile. 3-year-olds, The Swift Stakes,

REQUITAL
(1407) ORACLE
1777 PALMERSTON

Wt. St. % Ya

Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

122 3 IVa U U 11*412 A. ClaytonBrookdale Stbl

107 2 22 23 23 2* 26 T. Walker W. M. Wallace

107 1 3 3 3 3 3 O’Leary A. T. Walcott

„ T . _ Time, 27 2-5, 55 4-5, 1 :22 2-5, 1 :30 1-5.

Winner — B. c, by Eothen — Retribution.

Start good, W T on very easily. R quital was under wraps all the way.

Op Cl PI

1-15 1-20 out
15 20 out

15 20 out

1805

FIFTH RACE— 5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Selling.

Ind. Horses.

1557 NINA LOUISE 99 3
(1460) MARSH HARRIER 95 4
1682 STACHELBERG 98 2

1661 FREE LANCE 103 7

1740 ONE CHANCE 95 1

1523 DON BLAS 106 5

1664 FLORIAN 97 6

W T t. St. % Ya % Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

2™ 2 Va IVa l 1 Ya J. Gardner H. E. Leigh
IVa l 1 2 Va 2 3 O’Leary Broad Hollow Stb. 5
T. W T alker J. E. Madden 8

Garrigan W. J. Roach 8

Powers R. Bradley 5

Ballard J. J. McCafferty 5

Keefe R.W.WaldenASon 2

Op Cl PI

31 41
IVa 51
4« 6
6 7

4Vi 31
5*4 41

6 5*4

7 6

5*4 3 */* 3*4 7

9-5

5

10

6
6
6
3

3-5

2

4

_ r . , Time, 12 3-5, 25 1-5, 37 1-5, 50 4-5, 1 :04.

W inner— Ch. f, by Onondaga— Bessie Hinckley.

Start fair. Won easily. Florian stopped all over when pinched. Marsh Harrier ran a good
3e. Nina Louise ran a good race too and cleanly outsprinted Harrier.

Scratched— Burlesque, 108; Devil’s Dream, 95; Break o’Day, 95.

180G

SIXTH RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. On turf.

Ind. Horses.

Wt.

St.

%

Vi

%

Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op

Cl

PI

94

1

1*

12

12

l*Vil*

Larnley

Erie Stable

5

6

2

112

2

2*

2«

2>

2*4 2*

Hamilton

J. A. Bennett

3

4

8-5

116

3

3*4 3*

32

3* Vi3*

Taral

Fleischman & Son 3

3

1

115

6

6

4*/ 2 4*

4* 42

J. Hill

Preakness Stable

5

6

2

114

5

5*

5 Vi 5*i 5 Vi 5*

A. Clayton

G. Anderson

5

3

1

116

7

7

7

7

6 6

Keefe

John S. Carr

6

8

3

109

4

4*k

6

6

7 7

Ballard

R. Bradley

60

75

25

Time, 27

4-5,

56 3-5, 1 :22 1-5, 1 :48 2-5, 1 :57 1-5.

(1667)JEFFERSON
1737 DOGGETT
1681 DOMINGO
1683 LAN SD ALE
1680 MIRAGE
1739 COPYRIGHT
1662 BUCKEYE

Winner — Ch. c. 3, by Buchanan — Longshore.

Start good. Won driving. The track was very heavy, a sea of holding mud. All top weights
labored badly in the going.

LATONIA ENTRIES.

Probabilities— Weather cloudy ; track heavy.

First Race— l Mile.

3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

Ind. Horses. W T gt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.

964 Egbart (5) Ill 1750 Islin (4) 107

1629 Bloomer (3).... 97 (243)Sir Vassar (3) . . 97
(1593)Cuticlene (3).. 94 1464 Jas. Munr e (3) 92
Gov Boies (3) .. 89 1724 Annalyle (3) . .. 87
Second Race— 4 1-2 Furlong's.

(Closes at 8 a. m. to-day.)

Third Race— 3-4 Mile
JJ-year-oldsand upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wgt.

(1699)Pr lmperial(5)114
705 Half Mine (3).. 102
1650 Geo W Bailev(4)100
1726 Crusader (3) ... 96
M.Revenaugh(3) 92
583 Princess Prim(3)86

Fourth Race— 1 1*2 Miles.

The Latonia Derby. 3-year-olds. $7,500 added.
Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt

1760 Re warder 12* ByrouM’Clell’d 122

Ind. Horses. Wgt

(1724) Moylan (3).... 107
Major Tom (4) .102

(750)Glad (3) 100

1751 Kingstone (3).. 94
1726 Old Centre(3) .. 91

1727 Howard Mann. 122

1731 Ben Eder

.. .122

1731 Ben Brush

..122

1677 Loki

...122

(1750) Semper Ego.

. . 122

Filth Race

-5-8 Mile.

2-year-olds.

Allowances.

Ind. Horses. W’gt.

Ind. Horses.

Wgt.

1651 Suisun

(1764)Belle Bramble 110

( 1749)Adowa,

1034 The Blossom

. . . 107

(1625)Cappy

. .107

1764 Minnie Murphyl03

Cascade

..103

Pond Lilly . . ,

.. .103

Earth

.103

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1745 CUNARDER 110

(1563) HI N DA 103

1743 SPENDOL1NE 110

1476 PLAY OR PAY 102

6*4 3*« 3*i 23 2i 2 Vi Clay
8 61 51 5**/ 2 4Vi 31*4 C. Sloan

Florence Stable
T. Monaghan

1» 2' A 4*V43*i 3*4 4- Magnusson Ruddy Bros.

3 Ya 4»i 6* 6 5 5i 5 1 J. Murphy Louisville Stable

4*4 51 21 42 63 62 T. Burns G. G. Moshier

7Vi 7* K 71*472 71 75 Everett J. F. Rohn

5 Vi 8 8 8 8 8 J. Healy M. H. Healy

Time, 13*4, 25%, 37%, 51, 1 :03%, 1 : *29%.

3

5
7

6

4

15

60

1

2

2 Ya
2

3-2

6

20

Winner — B. m. 5, by Lelaps— Repose.

Post 1 minute. Start good. Won iu a long hard drive; third aud fourth hard ridden. Ben
Hur ran a remarkable race. He was off poorly and in pocket early. Then he stood a drive for
three furlongs gamely. Cunarder seemed to be going easy down back stretch, but when boy called
on him he was done. McHugh outrode Clay in the final struggle. Hinda ran well for short distance

1784

SECOND RACE— 4 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Selling.

Ind. Horses.

1716 ZAMAR II
1644 SIEGFRIED
1716 TOM ANDERSON

Wt. St. % Vj % Str.Fin. Jockeys Owners

(1564) PROVIDENT
1089 THOMAS PAINE
1742 THE GAL’EY SL’VE
1644 ODD GENIUS
1644 HOLY TERROR 95

1669 FONCLIF 98

Garner D. A. Honig
J. Murphy Merry Glen Stbl
Everett H. McCoulsky
G. W. Poole
W. H. Roller
Suburbau Stbl
Kentucky Stbl
W.E.&F.S.Everh’t 40
Hankius&Johnsoul2

Op Cl PI

104 2 h 1**41™ 12 Garner D. A. Honig 1 7-10 out

104 414 2*i 2*4 21 "• -

100 3™ 42 3 **/ 2 3 %

99*/ 2 8* 72 4*1 45

98 1 h 6-™ 71 51

98 9 9 6* Vi6Vi

6 Va 3*i 52 714

5Va 51*481 82

71 82 9 9

Time, 6%, 18%, 30%. 42*4, 55%.

>V inner— B. g, by St. C arlo— Royal Bess.

Post 5 minutes. Start fair. Won well in band ; next four driving. Siegfried ran a good hon-
est race. Provident was off badly and hard ridden all the way. She is a game filly. Tom Ynder-
sou was tiring on the end. Zamar is about the best youngster seen here so far.

Caywood
Clay
Colby
D. Davis
T, Burns
Dorsey

5

10

6

15

50

100

100

12

3-2

4

2

6

20

40

30

4

1785

THIRD RACE — 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds. Owners’ Handicap.

Ind. Horses.

1694 DOCTOR G 85

1670 SERENA 85

1718 SUNNY 87*4

1746 GEORGIE SMITH 89
1643 GOLD BRICK 85

Wt. St. % Vj % Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op Cl PI

3™ 1*4 12 1 * Vi 13

2*« 311433 2* 2*

1*4 2™ 2" 32 38

4*i 4« 5 5 4*

5 5 43 4* 5

Time, 12*/ 2 , 24%, 36%, 48%, 1:14%.

W inner— Ch. c, by Sobrau je— Lucy H.

Post 30 seconds. Start good. Won with something left; second and third driving hard.
Sunny had no speed. Boy was at work on him the entire route. He seems to have gone back.
Serena s race was a good one. She will be hard to heat next out. There is class to her.

T. Burns Merry Glen Stable 2*4 3 7-10

Dorsey Hankins&Johnson 4 3 7-10

Hay J. Steppe 3-5 3-5 out

Magnusson G. A. Robertson 30 100 15

S. Garner D, A. Honig 40 150 25

1786

FOURTH RACE — 7-S Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind.

Horses.

1746 FULL MEASURE
1673 EAGLE BIRD
1449 OUTGO
(1743) SPRINGTIME
1696 ALTO JUNO
1624 B F FLY JR
1741 LA CREOLE
1743 LOXGDALE

Wt. St. % Vj % Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

105

110

105

101

97

107

103

107

IVa 12 13 13 nviU Cla;

3 h 72 3 nk 2* 2* 2* Vi J

5*k 31 41 414 4V£ 3n Everett

Op Cl PI

ay Wiuder Stable

Murphy J. Delong

B. Brandon
Magnusson F, W. Cooper
T. Burns H. J. Cassard
Freeman T. Licalzi
H. Evans Ed Brown
C. Sloan Crescent Stable

3

1

6

8

8

8

10

30

3 Ya
8-5
7

12

15

8

30

50

1

1-2

2

4

5
3

10

12

4*4 2% 2 Vi 31 3*k 41
6*1 5« 5 % 52 5* 5*

2*k 4*k 7* 71 6*Vi6*4
8 6* 62 62 8 71

7Vi 8 8 8 73 8

Time, 13, 25, 37, 50, 1 :03%, 1 :15%, 1 :29.

W’inner— B. m, 5, by Fullerton or Torpedo— Poem.

Post 3 minutes. Start good. Won all out; next four fighting hard. Eagle Bird met with bad
racing luck. He was bumped several times when moving up on the back stretch and would not
extend himself. Springtime ran a good race. Outgo got a bad ride. La Creole cannot shoulder
weight.

1 787

Ind. Horses.

FIFTH RACE — 1 1-4 Miles. Over Five Hurdles.

1646 MY LUCK
(1719)ST. BRANDON
1719 HERCULES
1646 GRATZ HANLY
1719 SETTLE UP
1719 WAVELAND

Wt. St. % Vj % Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op Cl PI

132 1 h 2**46 4* l*i l*/ 2

160 2*4 31 2* */ 2 l*i 2* Vi 23
152 6 4* 1**432 33 35

125 4*4 5* 5*i 5*0 520 46

125 5 Vi 6 3* 2 Vi 45 5*0

125 3 Vi l*i 4 Vi 6 6 6

Time, 2:17%.

Winner— Br. g. a, by Dick Whittington— Lucknow.

Post 5 minutes. Start good. Won driving hard ; second and third same. St. Brandon had
plenty of speed but seemed short. My Luck’s performance was a clever one. Hercules was
poorly riddeu. He sulked. Settle Up is of no account.

J, Owens Jas. Owens 8 8 5-2

J. Boyd John Brenock 1-2 7-10 out

C. Johnson Geo. Strobel 4 4 1

J. Level Marsh <fc Hardiug 30 60 10

G. Cochran J. Cochran 8 7 2

McFarland Fred Waruer 50 100 20

1788

SIXTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind.

Horses.

Wt. St. % *4

( 1568) C A ESA R 1 A N
(1695) SIMMONS
(1624 (TERR AGNES
FLORENCE S

Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op Cl PI

3-5

8-5

6

40

out

out

out

out

112 l*i 1 Vi l 2 l 2 1% C. Sloan Cougle & Gum 3-5
104 2*i 23 2*Vi2*Vi25 J. Murphy Merry Glen Stable 2

85 4 32 3*0 3*0 320 Dorsey l H’nkiustfcJ’hns’n 6

90 3* 4 4 4 4 Everett Jeffersoa Stable 20

, Time, 12Vi, 23*/ 2 , 36, 48%. 1:01, 1:14.

Winner— B. h, 4, by Faustus— Cleopatra.

Post 1 minute. Start good. Won eased up ; second and third driving. Simmons was cut off
and obliged to pull up ou back stretch. Caesarian came out of the race quite lame. Terragues
had an easy race.

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